Bagged yourself a hot date for Valentine’s Day? Then you’ll without a doubt be planning what you’re going to be wearing on the big day! What to wear on Valentine’s Day is a big decision regardless of whether you’ve got a date or not. A massive ‘galentines’ night can often be much more fun, and can bring the bants for years to come with the endless number of stories that are BOUND to happen! Even if you’re staying in with a stuffed crust pizza and your fav Netflix series, there’s no reason why you still can’t look super cute and be super comfortable. Join us as we share our top tips on what to wear on Valentine’s Day.
What to Wear on a Valentine’s Date with the Girls
Valentine’s Day is the ultimate night to turn heads! Bright colours are a perf option. Think fab
fuchsias,
radiant reds, or if you want to play it safer, a
little black dress. It’s all about sexy silhouettes for a night out on Valentine’s so when it comes to dress style, it’s got to be a
bandage dress or a
bodycon dress. Don’t forget a pair of killer
heels, eyelashes, and
Hair Universe clip-in extensions for ultimate glam goals! If you’re going for a daring dress, don’t forget a trusty
stick on bra for that extra support.
What to Wear on a Valentine’s Date with Bae
It’s a must to dress up on Valentine’s Day regardless of whether it’s a 1
st or 2
nd date, or a 22
nd date. If you’re heading out for drinks and a meal, then a long-sleeved wrap dress is a versatile, yet sexy option, or for something different a beaut
bralet and
tailored trousers combo will get hearts racing.
What to Wear on a Valentine’s Date with Netflix and a Dominos
If you can’t face going out and seeing everyone look completely lovey-dovey, then staying in is the new going out! Grab yourself an adorable
onesie, slippers, or a cute and cosy
jumper with
jeans if you don’t want to face the delivery man dressed in a bunny rabbit. Whatever you’ve got planned, we’ve got the outfits to match for the best Valentine’s Day you’ve ever had! Shop our Valentine’s Day edit now for some
red hot looks.
